Johnstown Strikers Rally as Tension Persists
Violence has subsided but public mood remains tense as Bethlehem Steel strike action continues in Johnstown. Two major meetings, one by the citizens' committee and an outdoor union rally, drew about 1,000 attendees. State police maintain order while officials report rising return-to-work rates though unions say Bethlehem Steel remains effectively shut down. Francis Martin of the U S Bank of Johnstown urged residents to endure intimidation.
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New Teeth For Liquor Board
Harrisburg authorities grant the State Liquor Control board expanded powers with three new laws signed by Gov. Ezrle. The board will issue beer and liquor licenses and retain license revocation authority. Clubs must close from 3 a.m. to 7 a.m., while 2 a.m. closing for gaprooms and bars remains unchanged.
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George H. Ezrle
New Assessor Starts On Job In Mercer County
James D. Boyle of Sharon appointed personal property assessor for Mercer County by the county commissioners. He will work from the commissioners office with desk space provided and a salary of 2400 dollars a year following salary board action.
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Ice Mint Foot Comfort Ad Seeks Fast Relief
A vintage ad urges readers to buy Ice Mint from their druggist for quick foot relief. It claims one day of use prevents odors cools feet eases stinging pain from corns and callouses and even makes new shoes comfortable. It promises noticeable comfort for walkers and standers.
Real estate transfers and local court notes from Ellwood City
Kenneth Parker transfers to Ralph Bennington Parker for one dollar. C C Sankey estate to Sara Sankey McCune for three thousand five hundred. Marshall McMillin to Elizabeth Miller and back for one dollar. Stefan Kramer to John Kramer in Ellwood City for one dollar. Dollar Savings Association to Gabrielle Zingaro for one dollar. Jane Rae McWilliams Wallace to Thomas Shulack in North Beaver for one dollar. Leonard Wise to D D Angell in Wilmington for one dollar. Clara Maria Frye Hawk to Clarence Frye in Shenango for one dollar. Clarence Frye to Clara Frye Hawk for one dollar. Robert D Johnson to C E Garing in Ellwood City for four thousand three hundred. Little Sisters of the Poor to Cora Cox in Union for eight hundred. Jury finds George Reese not guilty in assault case against John Cansileer in Ellwood City with equal costs. Massaro drugged liquor on beer license premises. Liquor Control Board agents observe. Court notes liquor rules, club guest and credit restrictions. Phone lines at the courthouse out. no criminal court next week due to pleas and uncertain sentences.
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Marshall L. McMillin
Elizabeth F. Miller
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Gabrielle Zingaro
Jane Rae McWilliams
George Reese
John Cansileer
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Nitrogen Fertilizer Shows Worth For Walnut Crops
Stockton California reports experiments on the Pacific coast indicate that nitrates act as effective fertilizer for walnut crops. E F Serr San Joaquin farm adviser told the Northern California Walnut Growers Institute that nitrates boost growth and yields.
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